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I just done loads of research and talked to a recruiter. The marines are the only branch that give Guaranteed Pilot Slots to the officers. But the trick is to becoming an officer...they would pick someone that enlisted with a BS to become an officer over someone with just an BS. And me wanting to be a fighter pilot my whole life is considering this, and the marines do need fighter pilot and they are getting the new JSF-35 along with everyone else. 
So I would like to hear everyone's opion and advice on this if you don't mind. I mean, I see this as a more safer route to becoming a fighter pilot...I don't care what branch it is as long as I get to strap myself in that jet. What I was planning on doing is going and getting my associates degree and A&P from the college that im already signed up for and enlist in the marines and go the aviation route. I would be working on jets and going to class to get my BS. And after that I would summit a form to become an officer in the Marines. Marine Corps Pilot Manual -This is where you start. The valuable information contained in this manual will help you get a commission and a flight slot. The manual contains time tested, proven strategies that have worked before and will work again. The typical US Marine Corps Pilot salary is $101,027. Pilot salaries at US Marine Corps can range from $79,132 - $157,370. This estimate is based upon 13 US Marine Corps Pilot salary report(s) provided by employees or estimated based upon statistical methods. I'm looking to become a pilot in the military but I don't know which branch would be a better choice. I'm strongly considering ROTC as an option but don't know whether to do AFROTC or Marine Option-NROTC. I did some research and found that only 4% of officers in the Air Force actually become pilots. I was trying to find that percentage for the Marine Corps but seem to be having some. 25 FREE hours of flight time for those guaranteed a pilot slot (available to women and men). Academic credit for summer training (most colleges). No uniforms or military study on campus. If your dream is to be a pilot, the Marine Corps can guarantee flight training as early as your Freshman year in college. $$$$$ As a Marine Corps Pilot, you will receive aviator pay, in addition to your regular salary. Flight pay begins at $150 per month and increases incrementally to $650 per month after 6 years of service.
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